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Right-click on the Word document and choose “Open With” > “Preview”. Click on the “File” tab on the top menu bar, then select “Export as PDF”. On the newly pop-up window, enter a file name for the new PDF, and change the file extension name from “.
Create your document or open an existing PDF document using Word. From the File menu select Save As. Browse to a location to save the document. Select PDF (*. In the PDF options section check to Encrypt the document with a password option. You will be prompted to type in the password twice and then click OK.
Click Review > Protect Document. Under Security, you can select whether to enter a password to open the document, modify the document, or both. Enter each password again to confirm. Passwords are case-sensitive and can be a maximum of 15 characters long.
Lock a closed document: Select it, choose File > Get Info, then select Locked. Lock an open document: Hold the pointer to the right of the document title, click the down arrow, then select Locked.
Open a file that you want to convert into a PDF. Click File on the top menu and pick Print (or simply press Control + P). Click on PDF at the bottom-left of the Print menu, and choose Save as PDF. Name your PDF. Specify the location to store your file using the Where drop-down menu.
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